Nature Trails and Wetlands
Lääne-Viru County features a diverse range of wetland ecosystems, from the glacial landscapes of the Neeruti Landscape Reserve to the expansive peatlands of Lahemaa and Ohepalu. This collection includes critical bird habitats, rare plant species, and glacial lakes like the Udriku group. Many of these sites, such as Laukasoo and Ohepalu, showcase traditional bog hollows and pools, while spring-fed waters like Jõepere mark the headwaters of regional rivers.
Laukasoo
Extensive bog system within Lahemaa National Park characterized by numerous peat pools and hollows.
Neeruti soo
Wetland located within the Neeruti Landscape Reserve, shaped by glacial activity and surrounded by steep esker ridges.
Ohepalu raba
Large, secluded bog in the Ohepalu Nature Reserve, serving as an important breeding ground for various bird species.
Udriku raba
Part of the Ohepalu Nature Reserve, this bog surrounds a group of glacial lakes and features diverse peatland vegetation.
Rebase raba
Small wetland area located in the western part of the county.
Tuksmani raba
Remote bog area situated near the Ohepalu Nature Reserve.
Luussaare soo
Part of the Sirtsi Nature Reserve, this remote bog is known for its quiet, untouched wilderness.
Suurjärv
The largest of the Udriku lakes, a clear-water glacial lake surrounded by the Udriku bog.
Udujärv
Lake situated within the Tudu wetland complex, known for its dark, acidic water.
Mustjärv
Small lake in the Tudu area, part of the extensive wetland and forest conservation zone.
Kaanjärv
Small lake located in the southern part of Lääne-Viru County near Rakke.
Väikejärv
Glacial lake in the Ohepalu Nature Reserve, part of the Udriku lake group.
Jõepere järv
Spring-fed lake located at the source of the Kunda River, known for its clear water.
Roela järv
Small lake located in Roela, often used for local recreation and fishing.
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